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I used Quacky to test a method in ruby 2.0 that takes keyword arguments, and noticed that it did not enforce the keyword argument names. In other words, this:
def foo(a: nil, b: nil); end
quacks like this, according to quacky:
def foo(completely_different_argument_name: nil, b: nil); end
Thanks,
Matt
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Hi Ben,
I used Quacky to test a method in ruby 2.0 that takes keyword arguments, and noticed that it did not enforce the keyword argument names. In other words, this:
quacks like this, according to quacky:
Thanks,
Matt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: